I'm technichally allergic to cats according to the little asthma jabs they give you but I had one for nearly ten years before he ran off and went to live with someone else.
I just put on a small scoop. Something like 3A. Yes, I'm scooping for three or four minutes, but it's still faster than trying to find a station to refuel.Question if I may...
Does your mining vessel have a fuel scoop?
I could double my hold capacity to 512 if I ditched mine but, as I'm using a Cutter, the amount of jumps I can make is limited before refuel time. Add to this markets to sell goodies at are usually 6-8 jumps away
A conundrum.
No.Question if I may...
Does your mining vessel have a fuel scoop?
I could double my hold capacity to 512 if I ditched mine but, as I'm using a Cutter, the amount of jumps I can make is limited before refuel time. Add to this markets to sell goodies at are usually 6-8 jumps away
A conundrum.
I took mine off the Eagle for a bit, but then I put it back on.So far, I like to put a fuel scoop on my vehicle, regardless of intended role.
That's alright (ish). As long as the screen's not flashing red, there aren't too many sparks flying, and Verity isn't screaming at me, I know my little Cobra has a good temperature.Since I'm using low tier scoops at the moment (due to the better ones costing a million credits or more), it gets up near 80% long before I've scooped enough fuel to even top off the current thruster fuel tank, let alone fill the main tank.
Aaaaah, thank you, Para. That might be the first time I've posited a conspiracy theory which actually came true.I have an account stationed in there. I occasionally watch out for people trying to prey on the new people but so far I have only ever seen one idiot that was trying the ram while docking gank - I just shepherded them away using a cobra filled with HRPs - it was fun. Every time I go to sniff at suspiciously-equipped ships hovering just outside the NFZ they seem to suddenly lose connection or finally work out how to engage a H-jump. Not that I'd be any good PvPing - I am rubbish at combat - but it is just a mucking-about account that I keep clear-saving anyway.
Time to invest in some air conditioning, perhaps?
Small portable ones are quite affordable (although they're the equivalent of leaving your kettle permanently on, so they consume their worth in electricity every year). You can buy a window accessory to vent the hot air, so you don't have to drill holes into your walls and they are altogether a good investment, I'd say. Considering we can expect more summers like this in the future...
Yeah, I've got one of those smaller ones as well in my PC room. I've had it for three years now and I can't imagine living without it. Last summer it was running for two months non-stop. This year I only turned it on last week, but still. It's invaluable, even if it's just one room in the house, being able to escape from the heat is great. I moved my futon here as well, and I've been sleeping here for a couple nights.I have problems with my thyroid which means I have real issues with the heat. Some years ago I bought a Dalek - one of those portable proper refrigerant-type air conditioners. It only gets wheeled-out a few times every year but without it I'd be completely washed-out once the temp gets over 25°. I finally gave in and hooked-it-up to my "Heath Robinson" window adapter yesterday.
Now if I moved back North I'd never switch it on (it doesn't have a heating function).
Don't let David Icke hear you say that!